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Functional Properties of Two Different Molecular Forms of α2-Plasmin Inhibitor
1979
VIIth International Congress on Thrombosis and Haemostasis
unpublished
The α2-plasmin inhibitor in plasma exists in at least two molecular forms (1). One form (PB) binds to plasminogen-Sepharose. The other form (NPB) comprising around 0.4 of the total amount of the inhibitor in plasma does not bind to plasminogen-Sepharose. PB was purified by affinity chromato-graphy (1) while NPB was partially purified by conventional methods (2). Both inhibitor forms inhibited plasmin in a fast reaction and the change in catalytic concentration of plasmin with increasing
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